My Passion, Your Celebration: Traditional Plate Decor

My work at Tejomayam is driven by a simple mantra, eney madidru (whatever I do), it must be neat, unique, and rooted in tradition. While ready-made items are convenient, I believe there is a different kind of excitement in creating something from scratch with my own hands. I treat every project as a piece of art, whether I am draping sarees on a tray for a bridal trousseau or decorating a single coconut for a Seemantham.

How I Work

I am based in Bangalore, but I travel across the city for bigger setups. When you hire me, you are not just getting a decorator. You are getting someone who understands the cultural significance behind every element. For example, when I include a Pattada Gombe or arrange a specific flower, I do it because I know why it matters for your ceremony.

My Approach to Your Event

• Precision: From laser-cut name tags on ring platters to the specific pleating technique for sarees, I look for perfection in the details.
• Tradition Meets Modern: I combine classic elements like brass lamps and marigolds with modern acrylic boxes and floral brooches to give you a look that is both timeless and trendy.
• Logistics: For on-site styling, my team and I arrive 3 to 4 hours before your event. We handle the display props, risers, and floral arrangements so you can focus on the celebration itself.

Whether you need a small, intimate setup for a naming ceremony or a lavish display for a wedding, my goal is the same—to create a space that feels personal, warm, and distinctly yours.